TERRORS OF CONSTIPATION.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1164, 27 June 1911, Page 7

TERRORS OF CONSTIPATION.

DISTORTED BY WIND-MADE INSENSIBLE BY VOMITING-A TEERIBLE ILLNESS ENDED BY BILE BEANS. "Severe bilious attacks and indigestion made ray life a misery." says Mrs. C. Clarkson, Darc.y Park Estate. Clyde, near Sydney. ''The primary cause of my troubles was constipation. My kidneys became. affected. and I suffered from a disordered liver. When I would breathe, acute pain like a knife-thrust would catch mcbelween the shoulders, while the heavy weight, that seemed tu .-eltie on Hie chest created a most unpleasant, sensation. Wind also troubled me, my slemach would swell up, and I had awful vomi'ing fits. Gas arising from tho sourness of the stomach would cause a clinking sensation. "One night I vomited so much that I could only bring up mouthfiils nf green bile. The strain proved t™ lunch, and 1 lanssd into p state of complete insensibility.. I tried tonics, and several other remedies thinking they might do good, but they all failed to bring me relief. An old nurse recommended me to try Bile Beans. After I had been Inking Bile Bonn* n short time, there was a wonderful change in me for the better. T w.-is soon cured of constipation, and my liver was restored to natural activity the bilious iittn.nks left me entirely, and no lonre'r was I distracted bv fits nf vomiting."

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